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BiasBreaker dives deep into the quirks of human decision-making, unraveling why we so often act against our own best interests. With roots in behavioral economics and psychology, it highlights how real-world choices diverge from rational models.

Combining insights from cognitive science, neuroscience, and economic experiments, BiasBreaker decodes the biases, habits, and heuristics that drive behavior. Whether it's overspending, procrastinating, or following the crowd, it shows how small nudges and reframes can shift outcomes.

Readers come to BiasBreaker for aha moments that change how they see themselves and others. Every article is an invitation to think differently—about money, motivation, and the invisible scripts guiding everyday life.